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Typedashcamdashcam
Installation
on the windscreen
on the windscreen
Glass mountsuction cupsuction cup
Dashcam mountclipclip
Camera
Screen typeSony IMX323Sony IMX323
ProcessorNovatek NTK96655Novatek NTK96655
Full HD (1080)1920x1080, 30 fps1920x1080, 30 fps
Field of view170 °170 °
Recording features
G-sensor
sound recording
HDR (High Dynamic Range)
G-sensor
sound recording
HDR (High Dynamic Range)
Features
Functions
speaker
speaker
Additional camera
External camera11
Video resolution1280х720 px1280х720 px
Frame frequency30 fps30 fps
Angle of view170 °
Screen
Screen size
3.5 " /IPS/
3.5 "
Touchscreen
General
HDMI
AV-output
Max. memory card size32 GB
Backup powerbatterybattery
Size100x60x35 mm
Added to E-Catalogdecember 2017september 2017

Processor

Model of the processor used in the dashcam

The term "video chip" is used mainly for devices with classic capabilities, "processor" — for advanced models with an abundance of non-standard functions. However, anyway, we are talking about the same component — the main computing unit, the characteristics of which directly affect the capabilities of the recorder as a whole. Knowing the model of the processor, you can find detailed data on it and evaluate how satisfied you are with a device based on such electronics. Of the most advanced modern chips, one can name, in particular, Ambarella A7L, Ambarella A12, Novatek NTK96655, Novatek NTK96660 and HiSilicon Hi3516.

Angle of view

The angle of view of the additional camera of the DVR. Depending on the design and configuration, we can talk about both a remote camera and a camera for filming the interior (see above for both); this nuance should be clarified separately. And the viewing angle can be indicated both horizontally and diagonally, which is why models with the same numbers in the characteristics may differ somewhat in the actual field of view. However, in this case, this difference is not critical.

In theory, a wider field of view allows you to cover more space, but individual details in the frame are smaller. In addition, wide-angle lenses give geometric distortion at the edges of the picture; and the DEWARP technology (see "Features") used to eliminate them is not usually used in additional cameras.

Touchscreen

Touch screen similar to those used in smartphones and tablets. Control by touching the icons on such a display often turns out to be more convenient and intuitive than through the classic buttons, and sometimes it is simply irreplaceable — for example, it is very convenient to mark points on the map with a touch when using a GPS navigator (see "Functions"). On the other hand, such screens are more expensive than usual ones, and it makes sense to use them mainly in advanced registrars with an abundance of additional features.

Note that there are other specific types of control in registrars — voice control and gesture control. They are not as functional as touch ones, but they are noticeably safer when used while driving; see "Functions" for details.

HDMI

HDMI port is an output that allows you to use the recorder as an external player — namely, to broadcast video and audio from it to a TV, monitor or other video equipment that has the appropriate input. The HDMI standard is specially designed for high-definition content, it allows you to transfer even the highest quality video (up to and including UltraHD 4K); and inputs of this type are available in almost all video devices that support HD standards — in particular, in the vast majority of modern TVs. Note that a smaller version of the HDMI connector is usually installed in the recorder, and the appropriate cable is supplied in the kit, but the presence of the latter needs to be specified separately.

Max. memory card size

The largest size of the memory card allowed for the device. This limitation is primarily due to the fact that more powerful hardware is required to work with larger volumes. In addition, there are nuances associated with individual subspecies of cards. Anyway, this value cannot be exceeded: with a high probability, the registrar will either work incorrectly, or will not be able to work at all, or even completely fail.

Most modern registrars support cards up to 32 GB or 64 GB, but there are models that are compatible with more capacious cards — 128 GB or even 256 GB.
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